“Single Men Are Immature, So We Go For Married Men” – Actress Bose Arowosegbe

 
 Bose Arowosegbe, a native of Arigidi Akoko, Ondo State, has come to pitch her tent with the very best in Nollywood. Having started acting in 2003 she shot into limelight in 2008 with her sterling lead role in ‘Kareni Barin’ and affirmed her arrival on the scene as a ‘made star’ in ‘Anikisaya’, a flick that earned her the alias with which she is known in the industry today, and thereafter went ahead to record string of successes with her own productions.

Photos: Iyanya at Soul Train Awards Red Carpet

The 2013 Soul Train Awards held last night Friday November 8th at Orleans Arena in Las Vegas. Iyanya was a nominee. Looking great! See more photos after the cut...

Photos from Paul Okoye's fiancee Anita Isama's birthday party

Paul Okoye's fiancee and baby's mother, Anita Itokwu-Isama celebrated her birthday last night in Lagos. In attendance were Toke Makinwa, Kate Henshaw, 2face Idibia, Karen Igho, Peter Okoye and Lola Omotayo, other family members and friends. See more photos after the cut...

Stop faking good sex, it may ruin your marriage

Funmi Akingbade

Many couples believe that when it comes to good sex, if you can’t beat them surely you can join them. They fake everything about sex from the beginning to the end. After many rounds of faking, sex becomes predictable and discarded. Some couples fight to regain the spark back and make blue films their guiding light but yet after a while they wonder; no explosions of passion. No breathy proclamations of desire, no tumultuous climax.

How can everyone in movies be having fiery, combustible sex when we barely create a spark?

Relax. Do you know that TV shows and movies give us this much lopsided representation of what sex is supposed to be like.  Everyone seems to be climaxing and having orgasms all the time from whatever they’re doing. They make you believe something is wrong with you or your spouse. Sex in the real world isn’t always perfect, and it doesn’t have to always end with an earth-shattering climax. Real-life sex can almost

Bus sex: Night travel’s fringe benefit

Night travel may be fraught with a lot of dangers in Nigeria where highways are not in the best condition and robbers use the state of the roads as an opportunity to ambush interstate commercial vehicles.

But in spite of these inherent dangers, there seems to be no reduction in the number of people who choose to go on journeys in the night.

Investigation by Saturday PUNCH showed that the attraction of some of the passengers to the night travel was more bizarre as much as it was almost unbelievable.

Appeal Court commences suit seeking to sack Chime

Enugu State Governor Sullivan Chime

The Court of Appeal, Abuja Division, on Friday commenced hearing in a suit seeking to remove Governor Sullivan Chime of Enugu State from office.

In the appeal, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party in the state, Chief Alexander Obiechina, is challenging the refusal of an Abuja Federal High Court to nullify the nomination process that led to Chime’s emergence as the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party on April 26, 2011.

JAMB Introduces Reading Culture in Varsity Exam

The 2014 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) usually conducted by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) for students applying for first degree studies in Nigerian universities will include a test on the reading culture of applicants.

A statement from JAMB Friday in Abuja to announce the early roll out the 2014 UTME application documents indicated that apart from the usual appropriate choice of subjects, candidates will equally be tested on two general subjects to ascertain their levels of appreciation for reading.

"The public is also urged to note that candidates will be tested on two general books to enhance their reading culture irrespective of their choice of course of study.